Hang your heads.
This afternoon.
An interfaith service at Glasnevin Cemetery where the Taoiseach laid a wreath at the Necrology Wall, where the names of all those who died as a result of the 1916 conflict, in chronological and alphabetical order, are inscribed.
Don Reilly writes:
Should be ‘Éirí Amach na Cásca’…
Top pic: Rollingnews
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Is it not a fairly common typographical practice to refrain from putting accents on capital letters?
@ Chucky. No. @ Custo. You do.
You don’t put fadas on capitals.
Yes you do. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d7/Eirepas.JPG
Also there is a fada, it’s just on the I instead of the E.
It’s still incorrect, either way. Both i’s are the same, making it either éírí/eírí or éiri/eiri
Token Irish.
Sinn Fein at it again
You forgot to put the fada over the ‘e’.
I struggle with spelling
Mórtó. :-0
When’s all this poo over?
Maybe he slipped on the ladder.
Or she.
Sorry. Blatant sexism there.
They all look like circonflexes (French) to me.
They do if you’re an ignoramus. Try accent acute. Big difference between Ç and É.
Nope, that’s a “cedilla”: Ç
This is a “circumflex”: ˆ
Mark has little to be worried about here.
Haha
Grámmár Názís
The person who would proofread Hitler’s speeches was a Grammar Nazi.
http://www.johnhodgman.com/post/97654902698/bunnyharlow-parksandrecthings
An here, you could never accuse them of being anti-semantic though.
Could not care less!
Awesome Headline! Ah shure we need to update the narrative for the @Labour luvvies anyway- from Brits Out to Fadas Out.